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Calendar add-ons let developers add custom attachments to Calendar events
through the use of the
EventAttachmentTrigger.
These custom attachments can optionally specify an image URL which is displayed
as the attachment's icon inside of the Calendar event. Since these images are
used within Calendar directly, you must host them on Google's infrastructure.
Specifically, you must use the same icon that you use for the add-ons
Google Workspace Marketplace
store listing.
To obtain an image URL that can be used as the attachment.iconUrl:
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